Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-01
LOCAL BIEYITIEs.

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Ten carloads of oranges were forwarded
to the East yesterday.
The river was still falling yesterday, and
got down TO Is feet inches.
George G. Peck has been granted by the
Superior Court divorce from Catherine
]. Peck
All the railroads were in good running
order yesterday, and trains arrived and de-
parted on time.
County License Collector Dolan starts out
| to-day for his quarterly tour OF collection
throughout the county.
| A special train arrived from Lathrop
about 430 P. NJ. yesterday, bringing delayed
passengers and mails from the south.
The suit for $4,000 damages brought by
S. NJ. Hays against Fl. G. Hays has been
settled and dismissed by consent, without
costs to either party.
Deputy Sheriff Winchell. of Ell Dorado
county, passed through the city yesterday
en- route to Stockton, with an insane man
named John Parkinson.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court, yesterday, Rudolph Stem. a native of
Switzerland, was admitted to citizenship on
the testimony of B. Steinauer and ]. j.
Ulrich.
Judge Armstrong; decision in the Golfer
babeas corpus case, heard by him one day
last week and taken under advisement, is
not expected to be rendered until toward
the close of the week.
The annual meeting Of the Sacramento
County Sunday-school Association will be
held this evening at the NJ. f. Church
South. commencing at 7:30. DR.. A. j.
Frost will deliver an address.
With yesterday closed the open season
for quail and grouse in this State, and it
will be unlawful to kill them during the
next seven months The hunters had a
beautiful day for their closing shoot
There is great demand in Nevada fer
stock cars to bring cattle to California from
that State About 100 empty cars were
sent over to Reno during the past two DAYS,
and two or three hundred more will soon
follow.
The steamer Modoc did net get away on
her trip to San Francisco until about noon
yesterday, having been detained taking on
board some ponderous castings recently
arrived from the East for the Mare Island
Navy Yard.
These arrests were made Yesterday:
Louis Cavanaugb, by Chief Dillman and
officer Leavy, for being a common drunk
ard John Coffee, by officer Ferral, for dis
turbing the peace George Derkeman, BY
oiilcei 0oiey' ioi pe'i' iai'shy'
Alrivais Vi PASSENGERS rom LOS angeles
ana Vicillty are pecoillihe larSe uaily' ahn
IL Is evident ,hal Eastern people uesilous
pufcnasing iahu are pelig ihiorilleG as 10
!he advantages 70 pe etineo W purchasihg
III the upper pol,ioii Vi 'ne o'ate.
Arrived Yesterday Steamer Dover, from
the upper Sacramento, with grain ; steamer
Constance, from San Francisco and Sauce
Ito, with barge of lumber to w. F. Frazer
and the Friend Terry Lumber Company.
Cieareu Steamer e"'s'ahce' ior can fran-
CISCO, hgnt.
This afternoon at o'clock mass meet
Temperance Union. at the Presbyterian
Church, at which Mrs Churchill, President
of the State Union, will deliver an address,
as will other prominent speakers. gen
eral invitation to be present Is extended to
all interested in the cause of temperance.
YESTERDAY, in Department Two of the
Superior Court. Judge Van Fleet. in the
case of Wells Fargo ~ Co., VS.. John Nor
ton ct al, brought to recover the gold
bought by Norton from George Henderson,
and which is believed to have been a por-
ton of the booty obtained when the Oro-
vile and Quincy stage was robbed. rem
dered judgment in favor of plaintiffs, by
consent, Tor possession OF the property.
Mrs. George Larcener, who has been de-
tanned at the County Jail for several davs
in order that IL MIGHT he seem whefher ah